[Noob insinde] Can i flash a power kernel with Cssu updates already installed?
 

'morning guys


I have to ask sorry for my question, i own a N900 since a couple of year, but i never tryed to install a power kernel or something similar

Sorry for my bad english too


Ok, i wanna try to install a power kernel to overclock my N900. Can u guide me step by step? I have all the CSSU updates installed, should I remove it?

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Re: [Noob insinde] Can i flash a power kernel with Cssu updates already installed?
 

root
apt-get update
apt-get install kernel-power-settings kernel-power-flasher

WTF? Use the search function before posting a useless thread you idiot stupid *****!

Hahaha I'm just acting like what users will reply here, but seriously use the search next time xD.

Re: [Noob insinde] Can i flash a power kernel with Cssu updates already installed?
 

Wasn't funny.

As for original question, definitely You can, but be sure to use kernel-power from extras-devel repository (kp49 for now), as one in extras is totally outdated (kp42).

Normally, You should stay away from -devel, if You don't know reasons why You could use it ;) but, this is very specific situation. If You want to stay with extras, the best way is to enable -devel (search wiki for howto), perform apt-get update, install kernel as in Gigabyte's post, and disable -devel, then apt-get update again (to return to extras).

Have fun!

/Estel

Re: [Noob insinde] Can i flash a power kernel with Cssu updates already installed?
 

It was. Period.

Re: [Noob insinde] Can i flash a power kernel with Cssu updates already installed?
 

If you cant figure out how to install it ..youre not going to be able to use it correctly.

Re: [Noob insinde] Can i flash a power kernel with Cssu updates already installed?
 

In this case I do agree, because KP requires command line config to run properly while overclocked, and search is definitely required. :p But come on, many of us had memory lapses or just stared and missed the obvious.

In my case it took me a good 6 months to figure out that desktop portrait mode IS configurable. For the longest time I kept the N900 locked in landscape because the layout was always messed up in portrait. :D